Liverpool Street is one of the busiest areas in London as it is considered the city’s financial centre where you’ll find the Bank of England and the London Stock Exchange. It’s also home to stylish skyscrapers, such as the Walkie-Talkie, the Heron Tower, the Scalpel, and the Gherkin, and the Cheesegrater, all of which make the area fascinating to explore, whether you’re a tourist or a visitor with official business there. In that case, you might want to stay in one of the hotels near Liverpool Street Station in London, so you can be within easy reach of all the places you need to visit!
Key attractions
From Liverpool Street station, you take a short walk east to go to Spitalfields Market or to find many different eateries that are favoured by many bankers in the area. Spitalfields Market is among the few surviving Victorian market halls in the city. It hosts themed markets while being home to more than 50 permanent shops. If you want, you could even consider having breakfast there.
If
you’re looking to explore beyond Liverpool, further afield is Bethnal Green
where you can find the Museum of Childhood, Colombia Road Flower Market, and
Brick Lane. If you’re staying in any of the hotels near Liverpool Street Station in London, you can also visit the Bow Bells to know about its
history. St. Mary-le-Bow was founded around 1080 and it served as the
headquarters of the Archbishop of Canterbury in London, and it’s known for its
church bells. According to legend, Dick Whittington heard them in 1392 and they
made him return to London where he became Lord Mayor.
Dining and nightlife
You won’t run out of places to eat if you’re staying in one of the hotels near Liverpool Street station in London. The selection of restaurants ranges from high-end to cheap, so there’s something for everyone. Some hotels are just 10 minutes from Shoreditch where you can experience the local night scene.
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